out how organizations work. He was especially drawn to business, leadership, and the mechanics of success. These interests guided him toward pursuing further education at Penn State University, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Labor Studies. He would later attend Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, where he received his Juris Doctor degree. Although he successfully passed two bar exams, he soon realized that a career in law did not align with his aspirations. This pivotal realization would set him on a new trajectory, leading him to a highly successful career in business, financial services, real estate, and entrepreneurship. The Transition from Law to Financial Services Mark transitioned into the financial services industry and joined Morgan Stanley as a financial consultant. Though new to the field, he quickly distinguished himself through his dedication, work ethic, and natural ability to connect with people. Mark's performance was outstanding as he finished second out of a class of 135 trainees, earning multiple performance awards along the way. However, for Mark, developing others and becoming a mentor are important. This passion drove him to join Morgan Stanley's management training program, where he began training and developing aspiring Financial Advisors.